sfu_brand: Brand colours of Simon Fraser University, Canada

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Brand colours of Simon Fraser University, Canada

Description

sfu_brand provides the brand colours of Simon Fraser University, Canada.

Usage

sfu_brand

Format

An object of class character of length 4.

Details

The primary colour is "light_red" (defined as HEX #CC0633 or RGB R204/G6/B51). The 3 secondary colours are "dark_red" (defined as HEX #A6192E or RGB R166/G25/B46), "dark_grey" (defined as HEX #54585A or RGB R84/G88/B90), and "black" (defined as HEX #000000 or RGB R0/G0/B0).

SFU light red is our primary colour, to be used as the dominant colour in all applications. It is supported by SFU dark red which is the colour used in the institutional logo. These two reds are designed to work well together, creating a distinctive tone-on-tone effect.

SFU dark grey is simply used in the text portion of our academic unit and extension logos, and can be applied to subheads and graphic elements. Black is used for body copy.

Value

A named vector of colours (HEX/HTML codes of type character).

Author(s)

unicol, 2023-06-29.

Source

Colour definitions are based on SFU's Brand guide.

See Also

seecol for viewing and comparing colour palettes; usecol for using colour palettes; simcol for finding similar colours; newpal for defining new colour palettes; grepal for finding named colours.

Other Canadian university color palettes: carleton, concordia_1, concordia_2, concordia_3, concordia_4, guelph, laval, manitoba_1, manitoba_2, mcgill_brights, mcgill_darks, mcgill_grey, mcgill_muted, mcgill_pastels, mcgill_red, mcmaster_brighterworld, mcmaster_heritage, mun_1, mun_2, queensu_1, queensu_2, ubc, ucalgary_1, ucalgary_2, ucalgary_accent, ucalgary_warmgreys, uottawa, utoronto, uvic_1, uvic_2, uwaterloo_arts, uwaterloo_engineering, uwaterloo_environment, uwaterloo_health, uwaterloo_main, uwaterloo_math, uwaterloo_science, western_uni, yorku_1, yorku_2

Examples

sfu_brand
unikn::seecol(sfu_brand, main = "SFU brand colours") # view colour palette

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